Hello. Sorry for the late answer.And yes, i will help you, you will get an email soon.

p.s. does this project suck or there isn't at least a "good job" for me on this forum?It is quite disappointing.

I feel your pain. I find this forum very dissapointing compared to other forums. I thought the Arduino community would be getting quite large by now and with alot of very freindly people. but im afraid not so. I would have thought my project biulding a Gas turbine ECU out of a MEGA and a large LCD would have generated some interested and intelligent discussion but no:(

Hi everybodyI want to build a delta robot, but I don't know which kind of servo motors should be used. In industrial samples such as ABB's delta robot, an AC servo motor is used. I want to know the minimum power of the motors need in the delta robot. is it possible to guide me?also could you please explain about the controller? is your controller is PC-based?thanks

Hi !I have developed my delta Robot. But I have one little problem.On some positions my moving plate is not parallel to the base and it has some tilt.Can you point out the mistake ?Can I calculate the tilt in the moving plate ? or Can I remove that tilt ?Looking forward for a positive reply from your side.Regards,Zeeshan

Hi, Would anyone know if the use of trigonometric equations is necessary for a 4 arm Delta robot? I havent made the structure of mine yet but i think opposite arms need to move on the same direction and exactly the same amount always is this right? To lift the lower base all the servos need to move up by the same amount?

Since you are going to know the angle (you set the servo position) and the extension, you can draw an imaginary line to the base (or the top) as one side of a right triangle.. Which is your opposing side to the known angle.

I have been working through this myself for a suspension plotter project.. You are basically doing the same thing, calculating the height of an imaginary triangle given a couple of known distances and angles. The key to all of it is making it into a calculatable triangle to determine position.

Awesome project. I've been building one also, but with stepper instead of servo motors. I'm a bit stuck with putting everything from matlab to arduino as the math is quite messy. Mind you sharing your code? My @mail is sharas.s@gmail.com